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	Energy Minister Pongsak Ruktapongpisal said during a parliamentary discussion today that this is in line with the authorities&#39; plan to abolish the use of LPG with all types of vehicles.&nbsp;</div>
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	Thailand has been the net-importer of LPG since 2008, when oil prices hit a new high and encouraged may vehicle owners to switch to the much-cheaper cooking gas.&nbsp;</div>

LPG ban planned for new vehicles

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LPG ban planned for new vehicles

The Energy Ministry plans to bar newly-registered vehicles from using liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), due to the shortage of such gas as well as frequent accidents involving the equipment.

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